The CILIP Fellowship guide includes information on what documentation you need to include in your application. This includes: Your CV: this should be annotated, up to four pages long and include some reflection on your career development so far. The last time I updated my CV was for my Chartership application over ten years ago so I desperately needed to create a new one but it wasn't something I was relishing. However, I've recently found some organisations are asking for a CV as part of their application process so updating it felt even more important. Before I registered as a Fellowship candidate, I listened to a webinar led by CILIP assessors which should be accessible to CILIP members here . One of the points highlighted was that you might want to consider creating a skills-based CV rather than a chronological one. I'd never heard of a skills-based CV and had to do some research to find out how they are formatted. I found that you ...
The story of five Library and Information Professionals applying for CILIP Fellowship